Are you a beginner looking forward to learning how to create websites? Do you want to learn something easy, yet highly demanded in the digital freelance marketplace? Then this is the perfect program for you. We will guide you through the entire process so that you get used to the world of web development and then we will teach you how to become a professional Front-End Developer with HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, etc.
C0.01: Welcome to your learning journey!
C0.02: What is Learnio?
C0.03: Setting goals
C0.04: Join our Community
C0.05: How it works: Assignments
C0.06: How it works: Quiz
Lesson 1 : Welcome to the course
Lesson 2 : What we are going to learn in this course
Lesson 3 : Things you will need to know to get started
Lesson 4 : Let’s get the setup done
Lesson 1 : What is Next.js
Lesson 2 : Let’s create a Next.js Project
Lesson 3 : The file structure
Lesson 5 : Pages and Routing
Lesson 4 : Dynamic and Error page
Lesson 6 : Links
Lesson 1 : Header, Footer, and Layout
Lesson 2 : Showing components
Lesson 3 : API Routes
Lesson 4 : The new fetch system
Lesson 5 : Single page for our data
Lesson 1 : What is Strapi
Lesson 2 : Strapi Setup
Lesson 3 : Creating our first content type in Strapi
Lesson 4 : Cloudinary setup for images
Lesson 5 : Connecting to Strapi API
Lesson 1 : What we are going to create
Lesson 2 : Let's generate the project and trim the files
Lesson 3 : Project Development Part 1
Lesson 4 : Project Development Part 2
Lesson 5 : Project Development Part 3
Lesson 6 : Project Development Part 4
Lesson 7 : Project Development Part 5
Lesson 9 : Project Development Part 6
Lesson 8 : Project Development Part 7
Lesson 10 : Project Development Part 8
Lesson 1 : Let's deploy our backend
Lesson 2 : Let’s deploy our frontend
Lesson 3 : What to look after for
Lesson 1 : Advance Next.js features
Lesson 2 : Caching
Lesson 3 : Images
Lesson 4 : Optimization
Lesson 1 : Authentication part 1
Lesson 2 : Authentication part 2
Lesson 3 : User based content
Lesson 4 : API customization
Lesson 1 : Adding content with the API
Lesson 2 : Editing content with the API
Lesson 3 : Deleting content with the API
Lesson 4 : User based API controls
Lesson 1 : What we are going to create
Lesson 2 : Let's generate the project and trim the files
Lesson 3 : Project Development Part 1
Lesson 4 : Project Development Part 2
Lesson 5 : Project Development Part 3
Lesson 6 : Project Development Part 4
Lesson 7 : Project Development Part 5
Lesson 8 : Project Development Part 6
Lesson 9 : Project Development Part 7
Lesson 10 : Project Development Part 8
Lesson 1 : Project Development Part 9
Lesson 2 : Project Development Part 10
Lesson 3 : Project Development Part 11
Lesson 4 : Project Development Part 12
Lesson 5 : Project Development Part 13
Lesson 6 : Project Development Part 14
Lesson 7 : Project Development Part 15
Lesson 8 : Project Development Part 16
Lesson 1 : Project Development Part 17
Lesson 2 : Project Development Part 18
Lesson 3 : Project Development Part 19
Lesson 4 : Project Development Part 20
Lesson 5 : Project Development Part 21
Lesson 1 : What we are going to create
Lesson 2 : Let's generate the project and trim the files
Lesson 3 : Project Development Part 1
Lesson 4 : Project Development Part 2
Lesson 5 : Project Development Part 3
Lesson 1 : Project Development Part 4
Lesson 2 : Project Development Part 5
Lesson 3 : Project Development Part 6
Lesson 4 : Project Development Part 7
Lesson 5 : Project Development Part 8
Lesson 1 : Project Development Part 9
Lesson 2 : Project Development Part 10
Lesson 3 : Project Development Part 11
Lesson 4 : Project Development Part 12
Lesson 5 : Project Development Part 13
Lesson 1 : What we learned in the previous chapters
Lesson 2 : How to practice from previous chapters
Lesson 1 : What is Backend Development
Lesson 2 : Should you be a backend developer?
Lesson 3 : What you need to know to get started with backend development
Lesson 4 : Server vs Serverless
Lesson 1 : What is Firebase
Lesson 3 : Adding Firebase to our project
Lesson 2 : Firestore Databases
Lesson 4 : Fetching a Firestore Collection
Lesson 1 : Adding Firestore Data
Lesson 2 : Deleting Firestore Data
Lesson 3 : Editing Firestore Data
Lesson 4 : Other Firebase stuff
Lesson 1 : What is WordPress, and Why should you use it?
Lesson 2 : Installing WordPress
Lesson 3 : The Dashboard
Lesson 5 : Installing a Theme
Lesson 4 : Editors on WordPress
Lesson 6 : Adding a post
Lesson 1 : Adding a page
Lesson 2 : The WordPress built in “Customizer”
Lesson 3 : Adding a menu
Lesson 4 : Widgets
Lesson 1 : Theme Demos
Lesson 2 : Installing a theme demo
Lesson 3 : Customizing the demo
Lesson 4 : Finishing up
Lesson 1 : What are plugins?
Lesson 2 : Let’s install a plugin
Lesson 3 : Plugins from WordPress
Lesson 1 : Contact form 7
Lesson 3 : WP Mail SMTP
Lesson 4 : Autoptimize
Lesson 2 : Jetpack
Lesson 1 : What is Elementor and why it’s so popular
Lesson 2 : Installing Elementor
Lesson 4 : Elementor's widgets, part 1
Lesson 3 : Elementor's widgets, part 2
Lesson 5 : Elementor's widgets, part 3
Lesson 1 : The Theme Builder
Lesson 2 : Templates
Lesson 3 : Custom Header
Lesson 4 : Custom Footer
Lesson 5 : Pop Ups
Lesson 1 : What is dynamic content?
Lesson 2 : Custom Fields
Lesson 3 : Custom Post Types
Lesson 4 : Looping through custom post types
Lesson 1 : What we are going to create
Lesson 2 : Adding the pages
Lesson 3 : Creating the menu and the header
Lesson 4 : Creating the footer
Lesson 1 : Creating the Hero section
Lesson 2 : About section
Lesson 3 : Course section
Lesson 4 : Reviews section
Lesson 5 : Contact section
Lesson 2 : Making our site responsive, part – 2
Lesson 3 : Making our site responsive, part – 3
Lesson 4 : Final touch up
Lesson 1 : Making our site responsive, part – 1
Lesson 1 : Uploading our site to Hosting
Lesson 2 : Optimizing the website for better performance
Lesson 1: Thank you!!
